Oliver Hirsch appointed to the CPS RASSO panel
16th December 2024
Chambers is delighted to announce that Oliver Hirsch (pictured here) has been appointed to the CPS RASSO panel. Oliver is also appointed to Level 2 of the CPS General Crime Advocate Panel.
Oliver is now one of eleven 3PB crime law barristers on the CPS RASSO panel, which includes Francisca da Costa, Jonathan Underhill, Nick Cotter, Tim Bradbury, Gemma White, Jodie Mittell, Richard Onslow, Tom Horder, Thomas Acworth and Berenice Mulvanny.
Oliver, pictured here, conducts work for both defence and prosecution.
If you wish to instruct Oliver, please contact his clerk Stuart Pringle by emailing [email protected].
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